His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 327

"Here's the printed contract. Please look through it and sign if you're satisfied with it." Tessa handed a thick stack of A4 papers over to Stephen.

"Alright," he said. When he took the contract, he promptly whisked out his phone and dialed a number. Once the call connected, he said, "Come to the office now."

"Yes, Mr. Jacobson," responded the person on the other end of the line.

Five minutes later, a glasses-wearing middle-aged man showed up at Everbright Law Group.

Stephen introduced him to Tessa, saying, "He's my legal representative, Justin Montague."

Tessa nodded and greeted Justin courteously, "It's a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Montague."

"Likewise, Ms. Yates," Justin replied as he sat down. Then, he took out Jacobson Corporation's company seal and a pen from his briefcase before swiftly signing the contract with practiced ease.

Two copies of the contract had to be signed at the law firm, and each party would then be given a copy. As Stephen was entrusting multiple cases to Everbright Law Group, Justin was about to have a sore arm from signing all the contracts.

Tessa couldn't help but wince at the thought.

to admit that she didn't think Stephen would actually

His pen might as well have grown wings

Mr. Montague. Aren't you going to look

that there won't be an issue." Justin didn't even bother lifting his head when he replied. Frankly, she wouldn't

fell silent before eventually saying, "Mr. Jacobson didn't read

his expression as stiff as a board. "Mr. Jacobson, is this

replied with an amicable smile. "There's no need to be

rendered speechless by his

her law firm had no ties to the

hearing Stephen's answer. Then, he promptly played along, saying, "Of

only handed the contracts to Stephen after signing and stamping them all. "Mr.

it to Ms. Yates," Stephen

"Alright," replied Justin.

"Everything's in order. I'll sign and

Justin and said with a smile, "Good work.

as though he'd been blessed by Lady Fortune upon receiving such a gesture. He hastily reached out for the cup and thanked Stephen profusely. "Thank you, Mr. Jacobson. Thank you